Detel Introduces World's Most Economical LCD TV

Detel, one of the leading consumer electronic brands in India, launches world’s most economical TV at a price of just 3,999. Claiming to be the #CheapestTVinIndia, the 19-inch D1 TV is the first LCD TV launched in the market and will be available for purchase on Detel’s Mobile App and for distributors/partners on B2BAdda.com.

After launching world’s most economical feature-phone under its #connecting40croreIndians initiative, Detel is setting new benchmarks in the industry by breaking the barriers of access to communication for the people who is at the bottom of the pyramid. Commenting on the launch, Yogesh Bharia, MD, Detel, says, “We believe in customer-inspired innovation.Due to soaring prices of TVs, there is a huge vacuum in the market for affordable TVs. With Detel D1 TV, we are all set to fill this gap under our mission #HarGharTV. We have always created products not to outgrow any other brand, but to be present where no other brand is. We aim to reach to the remotest parts of the country with our D1 TV and make a difference to the lives of millions”.

The D1 LCD TV features a 48.3cms or 19” Display with a resolution of 1366x768 pixels. Offering an extremely impeccable image quality and contrast ratio of 3,00,000:1, it creates an everlasting impact on the visual senses. It also comes up with an option of one HDMI and one USB port each. Uniquely designed, the 12W speakers produce clear and smooth audio output with an outstanding experience and are attached on the sides of the TV panel giving an attractive look to its display. As of now, the brand has successfully launched seven LED TVs (including smart TVs) ranging from 24” to 65” catering to different segment of audience.

Established in 1991, with its key relationships with well-established brands, Detel launched the world’s most economical feature phone in the Indian market with a price tag of just 299. It ensures best quality for its product from extensive Research and Development to the Manufacturing, Testing, and Supply at economical pricing.